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Netanyahu commends cabinet member on "making clear his choice of words." The Israel Policy Forum calls on US Jewish communities not to provide the finance minister with a platform.
In Tel Aviv, the protesters waved Israeli flags and pictures depicting Netanyahu as dictators such as Caesar. Other protesters waved Palestinian and rainbow flags and shouted “Freedom!”
As we celebrate Purim, perhaps we should look at the Talmudic interpretation of the holiday to better understand our contemporary era.
Sources say the development could narrow the IDF's window for a potential strike on Tehran's nuclear program. Moscow is yet to confirm whether such a transfer will take place.
The two leaders are expected to hold a less formal and more intimate meeting to discuss the war in Europe – especially the weapons supply – as both Russia and Ukraine are planning spring offensives.
